USC Foundation runs free legal aid and awareness camps for families who can't otherwise reach justice, shelters elders with nowhere else to go, and steps in when disaster upends a community overnight.
We work toward a future where no family is denied legal help, shelter, or basic dignity because they cannot afford it — until there is no more need left to answer.
Each year we run legal awareness camps and counselling for the underprivileged, house and feed abandoned elders, operate child day-care and family units, and respond when disaster hits a community.
We help based on need alone — never on caste, creed, faith, or background. Anyone in genuine distress is family here.
USC Foundation began as a handful of neighbors pooling grocery money for an elderly widow with nowhere to go, and helping a family navigate a legal dispute they couldn't afford a lawyer for. What started as two small acts of care grew into a registered trust running legal aid camps, elder and child care units, and disaster relief work across the region.
We still do the same basic thing we did on day one: show up where the need is, ask what's actually required, and stay long enough to see it through — whether that's a hot meal, a resolved land dispute, or a family back on its feet after a flood.
None of it happens without the people who live here. Local volunteers run our legal awareness camps, staff our care homes, and organise relief the moment a community needs it.
Covers housing, three meals a day, and basic medical care for abandoned or destitute elders, alongside day-care support for families who need it most.
Fund this program →Legal awareness camps, counselling centres, and direct legal assistance so marginalised families can access justice without cost.
Fund this program →Emergency relief, rehabilitation support, and community rebuilding for families affected by natural or man-made disasters.
Fund this program →"When my son stopped visiting, I had nowhere to turn. USC Foundation gave me a bed, food, and — honestly — a reason to get up in the morning."
"A land dispute with my neighbor dragged on for years and I couldn't afford a lawyer. The legal aid camp connected me with counsel, free of cost, and it's finally resolved."